Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-04-16
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NORTH SHORE NOTES.
Rev. and Mrs. J. A. Marine have anew
heir.
A. B. Mcdonald was down from Cando
Tuesday.
Frank Combs has gone to Minot for
Warner & Stoltze.
District Attorney Morgan has been in
Grand Forks a week.
Dennis Moran has taken a contract on
the railroad extension.
John Brown says he has quit "drown-
ing'' the dray business.
There will be communion services at
the NJ. E. church tomorrow.
Supt. Egan, of the Manitoba road, went
west in his special car Tuesday.
In this city, April IL, to Mrs. John An
drus, of Thompson, D. T., a son..
Judge Hardee was down from Cando
Yesterday, and had the grip with him.
Curt Lord has a new bicycle and is pa
tiently waiting for the mud to dry up.
District Attorney Morgan is putting
up an Office on the east side of Kelly av-
enue.
Fred Stoltze was in the city yesterday
on a tour among the agencies of Warner
& Stoltze.
Chauncey Higbee left Wednesday for
Roscoe, D. T., and will be absent about
six months.
Frank Flynn, one of the old-timers Of
this city, but now Of Minot, was in the
city Thursday.
Yesterdays east bound passenger train
consisted of eleven empty coaches. They
came into Dakota full of people.
". c. Andrew, of the Minnesota and
Bradner Smith Paper Co., was in town
Yesterday explaining the long and short
haul.
Tho band dance was not largely at
tended, owing to bad weather, but the
boys and their friends had a good time
all the same.
The Easter services at the Presbyter-
ian church. by the Episcopal society,
was very interesting and the music OK
ceptionally fine.
MIR. Sullivan came up Wednesday
evening to take a position in Dune Nor
ris's jewelry store. Dune will open a
branch at Minot.
Peter Sims, one of tho firm of Shep-
pard, Winston e. Co., went west Monday
night. Business always opens up when
Sims goes to the front.
Sam Dodd went west Tuesday night to
commence mail and express operations
on the extension. He had three new ex-
press wagons built in this city.
Timothy Gray was IN town Monday
and states that the GOBLIN %postoffice has
been moved down to Kennedy's place,
five or six miles south of Coolin.
Emmett Pew was in town Monday
and Tuesday. He says the Cando peo-
pie haye assurances that tho railroad
will reach there by the 18th of June.
Mrs. T. G. Saunders and daughter
Marian left Monday for their old home
in Pennsylvania, and expectto he absent
a year. Miss Marian will attend school.
A. J. Richards, one of the leading
stockmen of Mouse river, was in the
city Tuesday. He has 200 head on his
ranch, and says they are all looking fine.
Clerk Of Court Saunders has removed
his office to the johnson building, back
of the North Shore bank on Fifth street,
where he will attend to all land business,
conveyancing, etc.
Ed Staede, the machine man, has a few
big black type on the first page which all
farmers sould read. Mr.. Staede has been
in the machine business for 2l years and
knows what he issdoing.
Charley Maloney's mother died last
Saturday at her home in East Grand
Forks, whore she has boon sick for many
weeks. Mr.. and Mrs. Maloney left Mon
day to attend the funeral.
Father Claude goes to Minot Monday
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Tuesday and Wednesday and will ais,
make q pastoral visit to the DeLac river
settlement before returning.
Attorney MCGEE left for Grafton Mon.
day to attend court. He will return the
first of next week and proceed with his
family to Minneapolis, where he and
Arthur H. Noyes will practice law.
J. w. Forbes, u cousin of Mrs. John A,
Burnett, came up from his farm at Mapes
Saturday. Mr.. Forbes spent the winter
in Europe and was in the great earth
quake which destroyed so many lives.
There are packages in the American
Express Office, St. Paul, to be sold al
auction, if not claimed, to the following
Devils Lake people: A. B. Allen, T. AL
len & Co., H. B. Berg and M. Christen.
sen.
Minnewaukan Siftings: Capt. f.. Z.
Herman, the indomnitable owner Of
the Minnie H., accompanied by his
daughter, Miss Minnie, were the guests
of the Arlington over Thursday night Of
last week.
Frank Palmer was over from the Fort
Wednesday and Thursday. Frank gives
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